Lancaster High School - Golden Arrow Yearbook (Lancaster, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1967 volume:

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Qc. f cs if km! ,ix K .fi E5 R, H Hsgwgmgmkaw -sg mx Q QW www wif? swab fm AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE STUDENT: ACROSS THE OCEANS Zaier 6z'gur, our foreign exchange student this year, came to us from Adana, Turkey. As our second AFS student, Zafer Was Well liked and an accepted part of LHS. Though he did not know of the liie of Americans, he adapted to us easily. He took part in many school activities, showing enthusiastic school spirit and ambition. Though Zafer seemed quiet and reserved, he was quick to catch on to American humor. His easy laugh and quiet determination made him a popular figure at Lancaster Senior High. As juniors and sopho mores We Will remember him as a friendg as seniors We will think of him as an experience. ABOVE: Ali Zafer Uzgfir. RIGHT: Zafer displays the costumes of his native land. ' ' l ' T ' is 5 15:15:5lff?E9?ki?' 2iE.Lii.La.i.ar,'S 1 . , S 5 ABOVE: Characters rehearse the final prayer. LEFT: Barb Henry and Paul Manuel do a musical duet. 3-ACT PLAY: ALL-SCHOCDL PLAY SUCCESS Imagine for a moment, if you can, a girl who has no talent taking dancing lessons for eight years, a woman who has been writing novels containing bizarre recipes, a young man who prints notes like Blow up the White House and puts them in boxes of can- dy which he sells, an old man who likes to watch commencement exercises, and an uncle who manufactures fireworks in the basement. Now think how unusual it is that in the midst of all this insanity one girl should remain quite normal and fall in love with her bosses son. Placing all these characters in one situation is destined to be humorous. And it was in the three -act play You Can't Take It With You. 5 PROM: SOME ENCHANTED EVENING The imaginary moments of Some Enchanted Evening took place in a softly lit courtyard of a mystic castle. The atmosphere of stately, stone pillars in the midst of billowing clouds removed the dancing couples to a land of kings and queens and enchanted evenings. The courtyard was enhanced by delicate wrought iron furniture in the stone paved colonnade which enclosed the garden. The path from the colonnade led to the throne room where the King and Queen would reign. ln the center of the terrace was a majestic portico surrounded by a garden of pink shrubs and pastel trees. At the height of the evening the royal court was pre- sented by Master and Mistress of Ceremonies, Bob Luckey and jane Kinney. The court of Ann Hoskins es- corted by Danny Skaife, Nancy Wright escorted by Terry Budd, Anne Zellinger escorted by jim Becker, and Nancy Udelhoven escorted by Pat Paulin witnessed the corona- tion of Queen Susie Griswold and King Larry Irish. ABOVE: Nancy Udelhoven, Ann Hoskins, Nancy Wright, Anne Zellinger RIGHT Coronation of Queen Susie Griswold by King Larry Irish. 6 Susie Griswold escorted by Larry Irish. Nancy Wright escorted by Terry Budd. Nancy Udelhoven escorted by Pat Paulin. Anne Zellinger escorted by Jim Becker. Ann Hoskins escorted by Danny Skaife. Jane Kinney escorted by Bob Luckey. ABOVE: FRONT ROW: King lim Ralph, Queen Nancy Udelhoveng BACK ROW: Sophomore Attendants: Steve Baker, Jean Hahng Junior Attendants: John Myers, Diane Ienseng Senior Attendants: Iim Becker, Nancy Wright. RIGHT: The pace setter sets the tempo. HOMECOMING: MARCH AND BONFIRE ANNOUNCE HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES A traditional march from the square set the pace for this year's homecoming. The march ended at the school Where the blazing inferno created an aura of excitement for all the festivities. The revengeful Dodgers were met the next night With convincing competition and the prize We sought Was Won. A Vic- tory dance followed the game and left all With pleasant memories. 8 WINTER SPORTS QUEEN: FIRST ANNUAL CORONATION january 27, l967, saw the crowning of the first Win- ter Sports Queen, the honor going to Barbara Baus. The announcement of the queen was kept secret un- til the presentation at the basketball game. Barb proved to be an excellent choice. When she was an- nounced the cheers Were deafening and the following congratulations many and sincere. The queen Was selected by the L Club members. She was chosen as the girl which provided the most pep and enthusi- asm at the Winter sports events. LEFT: The queen is chosen. ABOVE: Winter Queen Barbara Bans. 9 MUSICAL: Ll'LiABNER DELIGHTS BOTH YOUNG AND OLD Earthquake McGoon fBob Luckeyy dis- Marnmy Yokum QParn Wulfj checks one of Pappy's Ulm Stevensj plays his strength. flaws. Broadway came to Lancaster this past fall in the form of the smash hit, Li'l Abner. lt required young actors and actresses with imagination and enthusi- ' asm, and Lancaster Senior High had just such stu- dents. Mammy was as stubborn and determined as Al Capp could ever want her. The portrayal of Daisy was sweet and loving in her chase after Abner, Whose only fault was his druthers. I-Ie presented a char- acter of carefree boyhood. The twittering, busy little personality of Marryin' Sam was forever running back and forth tying male to female. General Bull- moose, Appassionata, and Earthquake were all typi- cal criminals until the last minute, when Earthquake stepped from them to become an overnight hero. 10 f?EA?3sS2:'LSi5Fii?sKfQ SMr 1 QQ' .1 1 , QQ '-. s r f f . 'A-M493 , nL1,L Q .x,. , jlsiizmw gms ., X,.f-1 fm. ,Lia ,. 5 8' ,I . .wah , ,' .i12 5.fi 1-nm +2 SADIE HAWKINS: PATCHES DANCE-CLIMAX OF DRESS-DOWN DAY ABOVE: King Linda Schildgen and Queen Cal Snider reign. RIGHT: Bonnie Sweeney and Mike Undelhofen stop for a picture. The Sadie Hawkins Dance was held Friday, November T 25, at 8:00 p. m. The theme for the dance Was Patches. The charge for admission was determined by the Weight of the boy each girl had dragged to the dance. The spirit for the Sadie Hawkins Dance Was aroused by dress-down day, Wednesday, November 23. Most of the students participated heartily. Many original ideas in costumes were shown. The King and Queen for the dance were chosen by the faculty present at the dance. The judging was based on the originality of the costumes. Cal Snider and Linda Schildgen Were-chosen as the royal couple. 12 CABARET: SNO-BALL CABARET HEADS WINTER ACTIVITIES With talent, hard Work, and a lot of fun, the chorus presented the 1967 Sno -ball Cab- aret. This Variety show has been a tradi- tion in the school sponsored programs since 1953. Acts Varied from a soft shoe appeal- ing to the elders to a modern combo for the young. Not Without the last minute shortage of ta- bles, nerves, and misplaced people, the show presented Was one of high polish and confidence. LEFT: Anne Zillinger displays a little of the ol' soft shoe in an act with five other girls in a number entitled, Me and My Shadow. BELOW: Dawn Vogt and Mary Klaas sing Animal Crackers in My Soup. 13 ,-fir ORGANIZATIQNS aff ' 1 . l ' , a 1 ' :Si NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: A MARK OF EXCELLENCE RIGHT: OFFICERS: Charles Brokopp, Parliamentar ian, Edith Summerill, Historian, Mary Ann Terwilli er Secretar Nanc Udelhoven Trea- g : Y: Y : surer, Patricia Myott, Vice President, Paul Manuel, President. The basic goal of every school is to educate young minds. To absorb and to make use of knowledge is not an easy undertaking. Students must strictly train themselves in order to succeed and remain at the top. The candidates must meet certain standards of Leadership, Scholarship, Character, and Service. In acknowledg ment of these students, Lancaster Senior High selects 23 tO be members of the Na- tional Honor Society. BELOW: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS: OND ROW: Anne Zellinger, Ali Zafer Ozgfir, Hon FIRST ROW: Susan Griswold, Larry Irish, Margaret Orary Member, John Becher, David Krohn, Susan Kuenster, Gary Leeser, Lois Lickel, Bonnie Luckey, Larkin, Constance Mathison, Mary Neisius, James Pafford, Ir. , Dawn Vogt, Pamela Wulf, SEC- Antoinette Stehura. STUDENT COUNCIL: PROVIDES LEADERSHIP The annual projects taken on by the Student Council are Homecoming, lni- tiation, and the Christmas entertain- ment. The council is also involved in many other activities around school, such as fund raising for the foreign exchange student and Working in the con- cession stand during games to raise money. The Student Council is the governing organization of the student body. lt is composed of one representative from each home room, four all-school officers and the three class presidents. BELOW: FRONT ROW: Mr. Woychek, Advisor, Chuck Brokopp, President Pam Wulf, Vice President, Linda Schildgen, Secretary, Lois Lickel, Treasurer, Rhonda Schleicherg SECOND ROW: Barb Baus, Susie Griswold, Brenda Swab, Connie Mathison, Nancy Wetterg BACK ROW: Roger Knapp, Jim Pafford, John Galer, John Myers, Dick Jeidy, Mike Udelhofen. NOT PICTURED: Debbie Bloch. V535 17 YEARBooK STAFF: TO CAPTURE AN ECHO ln the fall of the year, work was begun on a rough draft of the 1967 Golden Arrow. The financing, through the selling of advertisements and the books themselves, was under- taken in October. Also in October, the heads of each department of the yearbook staff attended a journalism conference at Platteville where new concepts and ideas were shared. With this background, the staff prepared to meet its first deadline. The need for pictures created a photography clubg for the first time, LHS took and developed its own pictures for the yearbook. Written accounts of the year's events and activities became a basic innovation along with the new plans and designs. Through the influence of a new publisher, additional pages, and a new format, we hope to have accurately presented a picture of the year now gone by. BELOW: FRONT ROW: Miss Tollefson, Advisor, Paul Manuel, Editor, Mary Ann Terwilliger, Supervisor, Bonnie Luckey, Head Writer, Lois Lickel, Business Manager, SECOND ROW: Susie Griswold, Bette Pink, Diane Schleicher, Edith Summerill, Dawn Vogtg THIRD ROW: Iane Kinney, jane Adams, Anne Zellinger, Pam Wulf, Pat Myottg FOURTH ROW: Sue Sherry, Karen Foley, Ann Hoskins, Nancy Udelhoven, Lavon Berndt. ABOVE: Typists find the trial-and-error method doesn't pay off. 18 NEWSPAPER STAFF: NEW FORMAT 5 DIFFERENT APPROACH This year our student voice has moved from the high school machines room to the office of the Independent. Our local newspaper is printing the section which is planned by the high school students. The staff has added a number of new features including the Golden Arrow, the Athlete of the Month, and inter- views with the new teachers. In addition to the more pleasing appear- ance of the newspaper, it has offered the community a more complete report of the school's events. ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Bonnie Sweeney, Bonnie Luckey, Andi Pascoe, Linda Schildgen, Co- Editor, Mr. Pleggenkuhle, Advisor, Mary Ann Terwilliger, Co-Editor, Pat Myott, Pam Wulf, Nancy Udelhoven, Fae Nechvatalg SECOND ROW: Diana Cummins, Jane Schwab, Barb Baus, Diane Schleicher, Edith Summerill, Anne Zellinger, Susie Griswold, Kris Burr, Lavon Berndt, Donna Salisg THIRD ROW: Lois Lickel, Nadine Kirchner, Doris Burggraf, Bette Pink, Mary McMahon, Karen Foley, Becky Boardman, Betty Baxter, Linda Wissbaum, Karen Reuter, jean Hahn: BACK ROW: Kathy Bennett, Marcia Rech, Brenda Swab, Diane Cooley, Sharon Udelhofen, Joanne Leifer, Diane Stelpflug, Ioan Dietmeier, Rosann Vogt, Gefi Gebhafd, Carol Govier, Cheryl Duncan, Mary Schindler. NOT PICTURED: Paul Manuel, Steve Bausch. DEBATE: . .TO UNDERSTAND OUR GOVERNMENT The Values of participating in debate are unlimited. lt creates an ability to think logically, to speak in an orderly manner, and to convey an opinion with a limited amount of time to organize thoughts. Each year a new topic is picked and preparations are begun in September. The topic this year Was resolved: That the foreign aid policy of the United States should be limited to non-military assistance. BELOW' FRONT ROW: Paul Manuel President Mar Ann Terwil ' 7 Y T liger, Vice President, Dan Mitchell, Secretaryg SECOND ROW: Mrs. Henry, Coach, Peggy Bausch, DawnVogt5 BACK ROW: Kathy Sch- roeder, john Becher, Roger Henry. LIBRARY CLUB: LIBRARY CLUB SPONSORS BOOK FAIR The largest project undertaken by the Library Club this year was the Book Rebellion! Paperback books were chosen for students at a book fair which ran for a week. The club is a state wide organization known as the Southwestern Assoc ia- tion of Student Librarians. Mrs. Webb hopes to send one member to a library workshop in Madison this summer. LEFT: FRONT ROW: Joanne Leifer, President, Sandy Grey, Vice-President, Lois Kaiser, Sec- retary, Linda Schildgeh, Treasurer, Mrs. Govier, Librarian Assistant, Mrs. Webb, Librarian, BACK ROW: Kathy Schroeder, Linda Graney, Nadine Kirchner, Jane Schwab, Brenda Swab, Chuck Place, Barb Nickel, Joyce Schmitz, Susie Kemper, Judy Sedbrook, Patty Wissbaum. SCRlBBLER'S CLUB: AN OPENING OF MINDS The Scribbler's Club is an organiza- tion composed of persons wishing to exploit their creative resources in writing. The monthly meetings, held at the homes of the members, are supervised by Mrs. Elston. Each creative effort is read and criticized by fellow members. Plans are in effect to publish a collection of the writings at the end of the year. LEFT: FRONT ROW: Mary Ann Terwilliger, Jo Lynn Rabenberg, Toni Stehura, Bonnie Sweeney, Andi Pascoe, Mary Neisius, Betty Baxter, Becky Boardman, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Elston, Advisor, Donna Irish, Kathy Kirchner, Dawn Vogt, Cindy Curley, Pat Wissbaum, Margie Flesch, Karen Reuter, Chuck Placeg BACK ROW: Paul Manuel, Mary Klaas, Dan Mitchell, John Becher, Zafer Ozgir, Cheryl Evans. FORENSICS: LOCAL AND SUB-DISTRICT CONTESTS HELD AT LANCASTER It is a desirable trait to be able to read a poem or prose selection, or relate a declamation or speech and convey the idea across the infinite area of podium to audience. In forensics there are four levels of competition, local, sub-district, district, and state. At the local level two contestants are chosen from each of the cate- gories except the plays of which only one is sent. At the following levels those receiving A ratings continue. There are nine fields of competition, play acting, reading of prose or poetry, four minute speeches, original oration, significant speeches, public address, and extemporaneous speaking. Each category is different and pro- vides a field of interest for everyone. ABOVE: DECLAMATIONS: SIT- TING: julie Adams, Linda Graneyg STANDING: Vicki Yoose, Lois Kaiser, Lee Kirschbaum, jean Hahn. 'V ,,fn' :r,s'Bi.,,w. 1 1' ..-N 1 'f.. .r ,wars ABOVE: PROSE S POETRY: FRONT ROW: Linda Wallin, Peggy Wetter, Kathy Schroeder, Donna Irish, Donna Salis, Sue Larking SECOND ROW: Jane Kinney, Cheryl Evans, Linda Bailey, Mary Lou Fuerstenberg, Nancy Wright, Pam Wulfg BACK ROW: Kay Blum, Karen Reuter, Connie Mathison, Fae Nechvatal, joe Crawford, Edith Summerill, Sandy Gray, Phylis Graney. RIGHT: COACHES: M.rs. Henry, Mrs. Elston, Mrs. Rice. 22 , 4 L ABOVE: PLAY READING: FRONT ROW: Io Lynn Rabenberg, Karin Stymiest, Debbie Mathison, Peggy Soden, Patsy Wright, Faye Fuerstenberg5 SECOND ROW: Bev Mink, Jann Wolf, Sherry Peterson, Joyce Schmitz, Kathy Kirchner, Pat Myott, Nancy Wieden- beckg THIRD ROW: Ann Hoskins, Nancy Udelhoven, Toni Stehura, Mary O'Rourke, Lee Kirschbaum, Mary McMahon, Anne Kinney, Mary Ann Terwilligerg BACK ROW: Roger Henry, Scott Baumgartner, Mark Stich, Elgie Bendorf, Fred Gensmer, David McCarvil1e, Paul Manuel. LEFT: PUBLIC SPEAKING: FRONT ROW: Cindy Curley, Jim Stevensg SECOND ROW: Dawn Vogt, Becky Stephensong THIRD ROW: Sandy Tracy, Becky Boardmang BACK ROW: Bonnie Sweeney, Vicki Stan- ton, Barb Cooley. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA: HIGH FUTURE GOALS Our country's future food production is in excellent hands. Mr. Paul Oehrlein has said the goal that both he and his boys keep in view is to make the Lancaster FFA a superior chapter according to national standards. The boys learn new and better methods of farming which will yield more food to the acre and produce stronger live- stock. Awards are presented at the end of each year to the boys who have done an ex- ceptionally good job during the year. BELOW: SITTING: John Bendorf, Pop Oehrlein, Advisor, Gary Leeser, President, Dave Brandemuehl, Vice President, Larry Irish, Secretary, Dan Skaife, Treasurer, Roger Knapp, Sentinel, Phil Baus, Re- porter, SECOND ROW: Dennis Roesch, Merle Martin, Dale Errthum, Calvin Snider, Doug Raisbeck, John Bishell, john Stoney, Darwin Clifton, Bob Broihan, Chuck Addison, Steve Collinsg THIRD ROW: Dennis Cooley, John McMahon, john Harasha, jim Bevins, john Stelpflug, Roger Graney, Dennis Schneider, Dave Everson, Dick Bausch, Dave Pace, Dick Caley, Lynn Jerrett, FOURTH ROW: Bill Broihahn, jim Steve Baker, Roger Edge, Lynn jerrett, and jim Adams are shown with the State Spotted Poland Trophy Won at the state show. Adams, Gary Reuter, Greg Kohlenberg, Tom Wall, Stanley Burggraf, Melvin Streif, Lloyd Bishell, Ron Tracy, Donald Bennett, Gary Irish, FIFTH ROW Dennis Yoose, Mike Udelhoven, Allen Klaas, Steve Baker, Doug Knapp, Leonard Vogt, Ray Graham, Ronald Fritz, Larry Reed, Doug Slaght, Terry Sch- wantes, Iames Moore, Gary Landong BACK ROW: Tom Harasha, Steve Spease, Dave Budworth, Ron Errthum, Clem Wall, Gerry Roddick, Dennis Reuter, Steve Lenz, David Haines, Mark Lhm, Ivan Schildgen, Delbert Reuter, Roger Edge, jerry Morrow. 24 ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Barb Baus, President, Linda Wissbaum, Vice-President, Bette Pink, Secretary, jane Schwab, Treasurer, Margie Flesch, Parliamen- tariang Mary Ann Terwilliger, Historian, Rosann Vogt, Reporter, Diane Cummins, Recreation Chair- man. SECOND ROW: Chris Skaife, Marilyn Leifer, jane Wagner, Carol Robinson, Kathy Luhman, Bea Christenson, Sheryl Place, Sandy Klaas, Kathy Schroeder, Susan Kemper, Patricia Wissbaum, Mrs. Wulf, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Edith Wanazek, Mary Schindler, Barbara Schildgen, Kathy VanNatta, Ruth Hickok, jane Schwantes, jane Ackerman, Joyce Schmitz, Kathy Kirchner, Nancy Wiedenbeck. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: FOURTH ROW: Karin Stymiest, Sherry Peterson, Karen Reuter, Lois Kaiser, Diane Clifton, Sue Bailey, Marcia Rech, Mary Lou Fuerstenberg, Judy Sedbrook, Dianna Behnke, Diane Heberlein, Beth Gelbach, Wynona Udelhofen. FIFTH ROW: Kathy Bennett, Carol Govier, Barb Cooley, Cheryl Dun- can, Diane Cooley, Geraldine Gebhard, Bev Mink, Nadine Kirchner, Sharon Udelhofen, Linda Schild- gen. BACK ROW: Bonnie Sweeney, jane Adams, Lois Lickel, Diane Schleicher, Joanne Leifer, Brenda Swab, jane Kinney, Sue Sherry, Lavon Berndt, Diane Stelpflug, Doris Burggraf. MEMBERS SERVE COMMUNITY AND SCHOOL The Future Homemakers of America is an organization which provides numerous op- portunities and experiences. Throughout the year they participate in various activities such as Christmas caroling and planning for the Sadie Hawkins dance. Each year one senior girl is recognized as the Homemaker of Tomorrow, by the presentation of the Betty Crocker Award. This year's award was presented to Pat Myott, who scored highest on the local level of a nation-wide test. ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Lee Kirschbaum, Debbie Mathison, Bev Mink, Pat Engler, Peggy Kuenster, Pam Wulf, Nancy Udel- hoven, Ann Zellinger, Ann Hoskins, Andi Pascoe, Donna Irish, Claudette Rice, Dolores Wallin, Io Lynn Rabenberg, Mary Klaasg SECOND ROW: Nora Bevins, Becky Dodge, jane Walker, Connie Mathison, Pat Myott, Susie Griswold, Mark Burr, jim Stevens, Paul Manuel, Bill Ruchti, Bonnie Luckey, Marsha Sturmer, Joan Dietmeier, Cheryl Duncan, Mr. Wilcox, Director, THIRD ROW: jean CHORUS: Hahn, Bette Pink, jo Ellen Crawford, Diane Clifton, Bill Elwell, Jeff Becker, Dave McCarvil1e, Roger Henry, Mike Hall, Doug Slaght, Mark lhm, jim Bevins, julie Adams, Mary O'Rourke, Toni Stehurag BACK ROW: Barb Baus, Donna Salis, Yvonne Duncan, Karen Reuter, Peggy Bausch, Chuck Place, Ray Graham, Max Anstey, Scott Baumgartner, Dick jeidy, George Frea rs Zafer Ozgur, John Bendorf, Jim Bausch, Patsy Smith, Sue Sherry, jane Adams, Rhonda Schleicher. CHORUS BACKS MUSICAL, Ll'L ABNER Acting as the base of the musical Li'l Abner, the chorus was busy most of the fall preparing for the performance in late October. It provided many of the main characters and all of the extras in the play. ln addition to its efforts in musical comedy, the chorus undertakes several formal concerts each year. 26 ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Andi Pascoe, Pat Myott, Pam Wulf, Donna Irish, Lee Kirschbaumg SECOND ROW: Nancy Udelhoven, Ann Hoskins , Anne Zellinger, Sue Griswoldg Tl-HRD ROW: Dave McCarvil1e, Roger Henry, Mark Burr, jim Stevensg BACK ROW: Dick Ieidy, Max Anstey, Paul Manuel, Scott Baumgartner MADRIGAL SINGERS: SINGERS PERFORM FOR COMMUNITY The Madrigal Singers is a group of six- teen selected students chosen from the Chorus because of the blending quality of their voices. Throughout the year, the singers have provided entertainment for many audi- ences. Performances Were given at the Nursing Home and the County Home, as Well as several selections presented at the Cabaret. During the year they have attempted to provide high quality per- formances. LEFT: Mr. Wilcox, Music Director. 27 ABOVE: DANCE BAND: FRONT ROW: Lee Kirschbaum, Yvonne Duncan, Jim Stevens, Dan Mitchell, Lavon Berndt, Jann Wolf, Roger Henry, BACK ROW: Rhonda Schleicher, Linda Wallin, Mary Neisius, Tom Wall, Sandy Tracy, jerry Morrow, Bill Ruchti, Cheryl Evans, Scott Baumgartner. RIGHT: MARCHING UNIT: FRONT ROW: Rhonda Schleicher, Sharon Thompson, Io Lynn Rabenbergg BACK ROW: Io Ellen Crawford, Bev Mink, Nancy Udel- hoven, Nancy Wetter, Beth Gelbach. ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Nancy Udelhoven, Linda Graney, Kris Burr, Beth Gelbachg SECOND ROW: James Becher, Arlene Reuter, Jo Lynn Rabenberg, Linda Bailieg THIRD ROW: Dawn Vogt, Pat Myott, Sue Larkin, Valerie Crews, Becky Stephenson, Nancy Wetter, Carol Robinson, Jo Ellen Crawford, Vicki Stanton, Anne Zellinger, Sue Griswold, Beverly Mink, Ann Stelpflug, Becky Dodge, Jann Wolf, Pam Wulf, Lavon Berndtg FOURTH ROW: Carol Hines, Marsha Sturmer, Karen Barr, Nadine Kirchner, Cheryl Duncan, Diane Cummins, Diane Jensen, Brenda. Swab, Barbara Cooley, Vicki Yoose, Sandra Tracy, Jerry Morrow, Tom Wall, Richard Heller, Bruce Govier, Mary Neisius, Dianna Behnke, Andrea Pascoe, Claudette Rice, Nora Bevins, Roger Henry, James Stevens, Dan Mitchell, FIFTH ROW: Patsy Smith, John Becher, Phylis Graney, Sharon Thomp- son, Marilyn Leifer, Kathy Luhman, Donna Salis, Jeanne Hahn, Joan Dietmeier, Linda Wallin, Jane Kinney, Judy Vesperman, Ruth Hickok, Joe Smith, Rhonda Schleicher, Becky Boardman, Steve Wilcox, Do- lores Wallin, Gary Luhman, Mr. Wilcox, Director, Diane Schleicher, Gary Reuter, Mark Stich, Cheryl Evans, Bill Ruchti, Chuck Brokopp, Scott Baumgartner. NOT PICTURED: Debbie Matison, Dave Mc- Carville, Virgil Schneider. BAND: AND THE BAND PLAYED ON. . Though had Weather and delayed delivery of costumes hampered the band, they con- tinually presented us with precision half- time performances. Then with a change of costume and mood We were presented with several seasonal concerts, which Were the hacking for the spring festival Which the band takes part in each year. 29 ...,.,,-- BNN -M, ,V ACTIVITIES PEP BAND AND CHEERLEADERS: HIGH SPIRITS RAISED Who are the first to shout for joy when a basket is made for our side? Who are the first to jump up and down when we make a touchdown? The LHS Cheerleaders excel in meeting these qualifications. They have instilled excitement in the crowd, and put the crowd's excitement in the athletes. And who keeps trying to rouse the Ll-IS spirit when the team is behind? Who plays the songs we know so well with the dig- nity that each fine musical work merits? None other then the LHS Pep Band. To all of these people we extend a note of appreciation. RIGHT: Barb Baus, Captain, Patsy Wright, Becky Stephenson, Debby Mathison, Diane Jensen, Donna Irish, Brenda Swab. BELOW: The Pep Band is Top Brass. 32 LEFT: Brenda Swab rouses fans. ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Ruth Hickok, Jane Kinney, Dawn Vogt, Pat Myott, Sue Larkin, Carol Hines, Linda Graney, Linda Wallin, Andy Pascoeg SECOND ROW: Dan Mitchell, Jim Stevens, Jann Wolf, Pam Wulf, Lavon Berndtg THIRD ROW: Vicki Yoose, Dianna Bebncke, Mary Neisius, Sandy Tracy, jerry Morrow, Tom Wall, BACK ROW: Diane Schleicher, Gary Luhman, Scott Baumgartner, Bill Ruchti, Cheryl Evans, Mark Stich, joe Smith, jean Hahn. 33 SPRING SPORTS: SEASON CHARACTERIZED BY UPS AND DOWNS The last sports season of the year in- cludes golf, track, and baseball. The extra energy that spring seems to bring With it is directed along constructive lines by the excellent coaches We have. The training begins late in April and continues until the season ends in May. Last spring our golf team, consisting of five regulars and two alternates, brought home a 6 Won, 6 lost record. In the sec- tional tournament, the team Won third place, missing first place by only two strokes. Crovvning last springs sports, the track team earned a 9 Won and no lost record, a great improvement over the previous year's 6-3 record. The baseball team earned a 3-10 record. Though not a Winning season, it showed improvement and hope for a greater season in '67. 34 Q-r'V5'Wi t-If ' 'f 7 ' , 1 . a , D' - ,. ,i , f , Bob Luckey heaves the shot for fifth place in the conference track meet. ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Bob Broihahn, Gary Smoot, Danny Skaife, Gary Leeser, John Bendorf, Steve Bausch, john Schneider, SEC- OND ROW: John Myers, jeff Sisley, Craig Schollian, Dave Krohn, George Frear, Chuck Brokopp, Bruce Vesperman: THIRD ROW: Dick Morehouse, Greg Stephenson, Dean Jensen, Roger Cliff, john-Galer, Gary Luhman, Lenny Schildgeng FOURTH ROW: Greg Brackett, Pat Paulin, Terry Budd, Fred Gensmer, Larry Reed, Gerry Roddick, Don Bennett, Ray Klaas, Dick Caleyg FIFTH ROW: Larry Irish, Doug Knapp, jerry Day, Terry Murray, Roger Graney, Doug Webb, Bob Luckey, john Stelpflugg BACK ROW: Phil Baus, jim Ralph, jim Becker, Tom Schwartz, Doug Raisbeck, Denny Yoose, Denny Potter, Rodney Arneson. LEFT: jeff Sisley keeps his eye on the ball. 35 FOOTBALL: ARROWS TIE FOR THIRD IN CONFERENCE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE All football teams need a strong backbone, LHHCEISFSI 6 - - - - 6 Minefal Pt- a hard hitting line and an action packed LHHCHSWI WGSF GIT9-ITC backfield. Lancaster Was fortunate in hav- Mt- Hflfeb Lallcasllef ing the team members for the line and back L9-UCEISPCT Cuba CIW and the coaching staff for the backbone. L-QUCQSIZGI Dodseville This year's team found a new face taking LHHCHSYCI FS11Uim0fG the limelight each game, evidence of the LHHCQSWY Darlinafon Lancaster Platteville versatility of the members. The team left its mark in the conference, defeating a long time rival, Fennimore, and typing a more recent contender Platteville. The success of the entire season was -marred by only one defeat, that given us by Mt. Horeb. The Lancaster team pulled out of this early setback to chart up 5 Wins, l loss, and 2 ties. RIGHT: COACHES: FRONT: john Hopliins, Doug Dayiesg BACK: James Merlet, John Paulin Richard Bixby. BELOW: FRONT ROW: Chuck Brokopp, Phil Baus, Steve Bausch, Bruce Vesperman, Pat Paulin, jerry Day, john Bendorf, Doug Knapp, Craig Schollian, jim Bryhan, Chuck Addison, Larry Irish, Sandy Bauman, Manager, Bruce Govier, Manager, SECOND ROW: jeff Sisley, Greg Brackett, Greg Stephenson, Dean Jensen, john Myers, Terry Budd, George Frear, Dwight Frear, Denny Potter, Fred Gensmer, john Drew, Steve Curley, Gary Leeser, Rodney Arneson, jim Kitelinger, Manager, Ray Klaas, Manager, BACK ROW: Lenny Schildgen, john Schneider, Doug Raisbeck, Tom Schwartz, jim Becker, Roger Cliff, john Galer, jim Ralph, Dick Morehouse, Dennis Reuter, Terry Murray, Bob Luckey, jim Millin. TOP: Coach Bixby offers counsel to hero John Myers. TOP LEFT: Tom Schwartz grabs for a pass. ABOVE: john Bendorf rolls off from the last offender. 37 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: JUNIOR VARSITY sTRoNoER sEAsoN LOOLLLLL SLLLLULL Prairie Lancaster Mineral Pt. Lancaster Boscobel Lancaster Platteville Lancaster ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Dick Derleth, Roger Edge, Roger Langagijef Fennimgfe Knapp Tom Morehouse joe Smith Dave McCarvilIe - - Denny7Cooley, Mark Stfch, jim Kigelinger, Managergy Pralrle Lancaster SECOND ROW: Coach Hopkins, Steve Gillilan, Ivan Schild- gen, Steve Baker, Roger Henry, joe Weber, Mike Brackett, Roger Wehrenbergg BACK ROW: john Steinhoff, Bob Hoff- man eff Becker Gre Kohlenber Carl Webb Jim AWVV i .I 7 g gl J Bausch, Dick jeidy, Delbert Reuter. Our junior Varsity, young and inexperienced, lacked nothing in spirit and ambition. The team Worked its Way around injuries Which plagued them all season, fighting a hard game against each team they met. The hours of Work and training all came to light in their best game, that against Fennimore. This game saw all loose ends pulled together producing a fight- ing force that Will prove itself this coming football season. RIGHT: Delbert Reuter and Dick jeidy plunge for the ball. 38 v I JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL THE TEAM NOT TO BE STOPPED just a step behind the varsity, this year, was the Arrows B-squad. The team end- ed the season with a very substantial record, showing the work they put in almost nightly. Their new coaches, Mr. jurewicz and Mr. Hopkins have instilled a sense of pride and .interest in their squad. With basic requirement they have worked their way to many well deserved victo- ries. Though the B-squad has hit some ob- stacles, their season was a good one. Top scorers like Roger Henry, Dick Morehouse, George Frear, and Bob Hoffman, will be a welcome addition to next year ' s varsity. LEFT: George Frear goes up for two. BELOW: FRONT ROW: Virgil Schneider, Manager, George Frear, Mark Stich, Dave McCarvil1e, Roger Wehrenberg, Roger Henry, jim Kitelinger, Manager BACK ROW: Coach jurewicz, Steve Wilcox, jeff Becker, Dick jeidy, jim Bausch, Carl Webb, Bob Hoffman, E 4 39 Coach Hopkins. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Lancaster. . Lancaster . Lancaster . Lancaster . . . Lancaster . . . Lancaster . Lancaster .... Lancaster . Lancaster . Lancaster . Lancaster . ......CannnonT Richland Centers' ..........Fennimore . . . River Valley . . . . Platteville . . . . lowa-Grant . . Boscobel 'l' .. Darlington .. Dodgeville . . Fennimore CubaCity Lanc aster ........ Mineral P oint Lancaster . . . . Lancaster . Lancaster . Lancaster . Lancaster . . . .Prairie du Chien ...........Boscobel .. . . . .Mt. Horeb ... . Muscoda . . . .West Grant BASKETBALL: TOWERING TEAM SHOWS SOARING SUCCESS Following the tradition set by former teams, the Arrows flew through another successful season of basketball. Though the loss of last year's players was great, they overcame it to gain many victo- ries. This team had its difficulties getting off to a good startg many a game saw the Arrows not gett- ing really hot until late in the second quarter. However, the determination not to give up brought many a thrill and many a victory. A strong strategy point of the Arrows was to switch positions played during the half, fea- turing another of the members in the key scor- ing position. Lancaster found ease in doing this with each of its members well established as shooters. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Campionf .Richland Center 'A .........Fennimore'k Lanc aste r ......... Rive r Valley Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster .. Platteville .. Boscobelf . . . . .Darlington . . . . Dodgeville . . . . Eennimore ......Cuba City . . . . . . . .Mineral Point . . . . . Prairie du Chien Boscobel Mt. Horeb .... Muscoda . . . .West Grant ABOVE: Doug Webb guides another shot to the rim. LEFT: Pat Paulin goes up for the jump shot that netted so many points. 40 ABOVE: Bob Luckey is stopped by nothing. ABOVE LEFT: Greg Stephenson and jim Becker concentrate on a rebound. LEFT: CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Greg Stephenson, Roger Cliff, Dave Krohn, jeff Sisley, John Myers, jim Millin, Coach Paulin, john Galer, Doug Webb, Elgie Bendorf, Dick More- house, jim Becker, MIDDLE: Captains: Bob Luckey, Pat Paulin. WRESTLING: GRAPPLERS GROW IN STRENGTH AND STAMINA BELOW: FRONT ROW: Bruce Govier, john Mc- Mahon, Rodney Taylor, Denny Yoose, Bruce Ves- perman, Dick Caley, Larry Irish, Doug Raisbeck, Doug Knapp, Roger Kna , Rodney Arneson jim I-Iarasha, Manager, john Stelpflug, Manager, Denny Ruetten, Lynn jerrett, Doug Wolf, Kelvin Gebhard Tom Morehouse, Greg Brackett, Joe Smith, Denn pp , Potter, Coach Bixby. NOT PICTURED: Lloyd Ralph, BACK ROW: Coach Merlet, Mike Rice, John Bishell. Since 1962, when Coach Hull started Wrestling ln Lancaster High School the sport has increased not only in participation but in popularlty Wlth the spectators The present coach lS james Merlet, ably assisted by Richard B1Xby The twelve Wrestlers partlclpate with schools from Muscoda, Cuba City River Valley M1neralPo1nt Boscobel, Mt Horeb Fennlmore, Platteville Blue River and Dodgevllle 111 a season which lasts from November to February RIGHT Danny Skaife shows his opponent the new Wrestling mat WRESTLING SCHEDULE Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Muscoda Cuba City River Valley Mine ral Polnt Boscobel Mt Horeb Blue Rlver Fennlmore Platteville ABOVE: Dick Caley grabs his op- ponent and some points for LHS. LEFT: Doug Raisbeck heads for a victory. 5 ei' Lf J w Q gf fight jf! !.9,Q'f'fg,x 2 G U f ' sf I aj Q 53' Q, yr, ff ff' 5 Yy' nf' ,f2'f', ' gyf Mg 5' jg ..AA ., f'LA' Q- ff W Q ffhf 3 l y 5' ' A 1 ,K g , j,'k?5F SgLW -. i,,,,,f -ff W W ,aff ? fi I vig? 1, M -- ?'p' MJ. x if 3 f ff f f W 55? W' 'M W mf 47 xwix .wa mf ,f W 5ij5,Qf-jpg ADNIINISTRATION SL FACULTY 'avi ADMINISTRATION: The administration of a school functions to organize a program that will provide the best educational atmosphere possible. The objectives are to teach not only the academic and vocational courses, but to develop youth With Wholesome ideals and attitudes that Will offer our country the kind of citizens it needs. As each graduating class leaves to venture out into a more demand- ing World, the education received in high school becomes more and more im- portant. The colleges Want students Who are independent, The latter goal has been achieved through our teacher-student relationships. The students can only benefit from it if they desire to do so. With the formation of new clubs such as L Club, Pep Club, and Photography Club, the students are seeking to improve themselves. Through the joint efforts of the teachers, clubs, and the knowledge offered, to the students of L. l-l. S. We offer you success. ABOVE: ERNEST E. KROGMAN, Principal B. S. , Plattevilleg M. S. , UW-Milwaukee 46 LEFT: PHILIP E. MYOTT, District Administrator B. A. , Northlanclg M. S. , University of Wisconsin BELOW: BOARD OF EDUCATION: SITTING: Stanley Noble, William Schloesser, Homer Ralph, R. J. Becker, Philip E. Myott, D. C. Luhman, Kenneth Graneyg STANDING: Harry Wiedenbeck, Patrick Kinney, Paul Hoffman. FACULTY: VINCENT BARNES, BS, WSU- Stout RICHARD BIXBY, BA, Wartburg Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts Physical Education, Driver's Education, Coach E IEAN HENRY, BS5 Milton JOHN HOPKINS, BS, WSU-Platteville French, Sr. English, Forensics, Debate Mathematics, Coach 48 DOUGLAS DAVIES, BS5 WSU-Platteville ANNE ELSTON, BA5 Beloit, Speech, jr. English, Drama, Physics, Biology, Coach ALFRED JUREWICZ, BS5 WSU-LaCrosse Art, Coach Forensics, Scribbler's Club PAUL OEHRLEIN, BE5 wsU-P1atrevi11e, MS-Madison, Agricul ture, FFA 49 FACULTY: JOHN PAULIN, BS5 WSU-LaCrosse, US History, American LAVERN PLEGC-ENKUHLE, BA5 Wartburg Problems, Coach Business Education, Newspaper MARC TeRONDE, BS3I.ake1and, Chemistry, Algebra, Biology KAREN TOLLEFSON, BAg Luther Business Education, Yearbook E- W u 50 LYNN RICE, BS5 WSU-Platteville, Sophomore NANCY STEPI-IENSON, BS5 WSU-Platteville, Physical English, Forensics Education, Cheerleaders LARRY UDELHOVEN, BS5 WSU-Platteville, Driver's DOROTHY WEBB, BA5 WSU-Platteville, Education, Industrial Arts Librarian FAC UL TY: DUANE WILCOX, BS3 WSU-River Falls. MMEd5 Vandercook RONALD WOYCHEK, BS5 Winona, Guid- Band, Chorus, Madrigal ance Counselor, Geography LOIS WULF, BS5 WSU-Stout Home MERTON WULF, BS5 WSU- River Falls, World History, Athletic ECOn0miCS, FHA Director, Coach PERSONNEL: COOKS: Ora Lorenz, Bernice Womack, Charlotte Allen, IANITORS: Ves Meyer, Lyle Govier, Henry Marsha Moore, Lillian Hale, Myrtle Schneider. Muehlmann. SECRETARIES: Millie Thompson, Doris Dempsey, Shirley Sweeney, Helen Govier BUS DRIVERS: FRONT ROW: Virgil Burton, Terry Leeser, Ralph Williams, Myron Reuter, Paul Oehrlein, Jack'Bast5 BACK3ROW: Gertrude Fiedler, Margaret Taylor, Dorothy Gabel, William Irwin Roswell Luckey, Lawrence Laugesen, Anthony Stehura. NOT PICTURED: Robert Leibfried, Dennis Moore, Donald Swab, Larry Kane, Norman Northouse, Iretta Atkinson. 53 CLASSES SOPHOMORES: BELOW: FRONT ROW: Marilyn Leifer, Beverly Graney, BELOW: FRONT ROW: Vickie Yoose, Valerie Crews, jane Ackerman, Dianna Behnke, julie Adams: Jeanne Hahn, Kathy Schroeder: BACK BACK ROW: Bernard McCartney, Mark Bausch, John McMahon ROW: Carol Robinson, Charlene Smith, Sandy Bauman, Mark Ihm, John Kammerud, Steven Gillilan, Lee Kirschbaum, Becky Stephenson Jim Kitelinger. ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Dennis Clauer, Jeffrey Becker, Bill Broihahn, Jim Bausch, SECOND ROW: Tony Brendemuehl, Gerald Felder, Bill Elwell, John I-Ieinrichs, Stanley Burggraf, Roger Edge, BACK ROW: Jim Adams, David Bud- Worth, Lynn Jarrett, Dale Errthum, Steven Baker. LEFT: FRONT ROW: Edith Wanazek, Sheryl Place, Linda Nobleg SECOND ROW: jane Walker, Arlene Reuter, perman, Kathleen VanNatta, jane Schwantes, Nancy Bendorf. ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Sandy Klaas, Nancy Wetter, Becky Dodge, Debra Bloch, Io Ellen Hore, Susan Droullard, BACK ROW: Kelvin Gebhard, Allen Knapp, Dick Morehouse, Dick jeidy, George Frear, Dave McCarville. LEFT: FRONT ROW: David Haskins, Delbert Reuter, Doug Wolf, SECOND ROW: Rodney Taylor, Nlike Brackett, Ivan Schildgeng THIRD ROW: Steven Schneider, Dwight Udelhoven, Steve Wilcox, BACK ROW: Tom Morehouse, Carl Webb, Leonard Vogt. 57 Ann Stelpflugg BACK ROW: Judy Ves- SOPHOMORES: BELOW: FRONT ROW: Peggy Soden, Pat Wissbaum, Faye Fuerstenberg, Alice Potter, Pat Englerg BACK ROW: Joe Weber, John Steinhoff, Melvin Streif, Merle Ritter, Clem Wall, Virgil Schneider. BOTTOM: FRONT ROW: Roger Wehrenberg, Dennis Roesch, Gary Reuter, Jim Stevens, Mike Rice Dennis Ruetten, Mark Burr, BACK ROW: Barbara Schildgen, jane Wagner, Marlene Weist, Rhonda Schleicher, Mary Schindler, Christine Skaife. 58 RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Jane Foley, Ruth I-Iickok, Kathryn Luhmang SECOND ROW: Jim Becher, Dennis Cooley, Ray Graham, Gary Irish, BACK ROW: Bruce Govier, Merle Martin, Robert Moore. BELOW: FRONT ROW: Wynona Udelhofen, Donnie Pierce, Donna Salisg BACK ROW: Joyce Schmitz, Mike Udelhofen, Bea Christensen, Joe Smith, Mary O'Rourke, Mark Stich, Sharon Thompson, Bill Ruchti. ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Connie Bailie, Fae Nechvatal, Joan Dietmeir, Debby Mathison, Jo Ellen Crawford, Susan Kemper, Diane Glasbrennerg BACK ROW: Roger Knapp, Bob Hoffman, Roger Henry, Mike Hall, Dick Derleth, Greg Kohlenberg, Gary Landon. NOT PICTURED: David Budworth, Ronald Errthum LEFT: OFFICERS: FRONT: Nancy Wetter, secretary, Christine Skaife, treasurer, Dick Morehouse, vice president, Bob Hoffman, president. JUNIORS: RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Judy Sedbrook, Dianna Lewis, BACK ROW: Steve Spease, Peggy Wetter, Doug Slaght. ABOVE.: FRONT ROW: Connie Mathison, Anne Kinney, Beverly Mink, Betty Baxter, Cindy Curley, Peggy Bausch: BACK ROW: Jim Gabel, John Drew, Jerry Day, Jim Millin, Tom Harasha, Jim Breese, Curt Bradley RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Kathy I-lammill, Marjorie Flesch, Nora Bevins, SECOND ROW: Diane Jensen Yvonne Duncan, Karen Barrg BACK ROW: Kathy Kirchner, Donna Irish, Sue Larkin. 60 7 5 L fx -1 k L is JUNIORS: RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Diane Clifton, Lois Kaiser, Kay Blurng SECOND ROW: Stan Lickel, john Galer, Roger Cliff, john Myersg BACK ROW: Wayne Jarrett, Doug Knapp, Dean Jensen. BELOW: FRONT ROW: Sherry Clauer, Carol Hines, Kathy Knapp, Linda Bailie, Cheryl Evansg BACK ROW: jim Churchill, Dana Edge, Dan Mitchell, John Becher, Phil Baus. 62 BELOW: FRONT ROW: Sandy Tracy, Michelyn Smith, SECOND ROW: Richie Thompson, Tom Richgels, Craig BELOW: FRONT ROW: Sue Seitz, Sherry Peterson, Schollian, Dennis Yooseg BACK ROW: Patsy Smith, Jo Lynn Rabenbergg BACK ROW: Bruce Vesperrnan, Dick Reilly, Terry Dennis Reuter, John Stoney, John Schneider, Greg Schwantes. Stephenson. ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Mary Lou Fuerstenberg, Phylis Graney, Beth Gelbach, Becky Boardman, Linda Craneyg BACK ROW: Greg Brackett, Darwin Clifton, Steve Collins, Bob Broihahn, jim Bryhan, Bill Brewer. NOT PICTURED: Betty Slater, Vickie Stanton, Mike Udelhofen, David Haines, john Hoffman, Steve Lenz, Ronald Minch, Terry Murray, Charles Place, David Schurman, Craig Schwantes. LEFT: OFFICERS: Patsy Wright, secretary, Diane Jensen, treasurer, Jim Bryhan, president, Bob Broihahn, vice president. 63 r JANE ADAMS MAX ANS TEY BARBARA BAUS RICHARD BAUSCH SENIORS: JOHN BENDORE KATHRYN BENNETT LLOYD BISHELL DEBRA BRENDEMUEHL Q.W,,4A.f,.., v,: ' 1 , - A v -1 gg-'im :E:,11t A1'ff: Ep 2- ' : frm , 7- z,.x9 f:2ff'eYfafYfff :fszgffm.'- an m5:w,a-2-ffisx A A g,.WMu,f1-- . f A -151-1.-,g . XA, f.:7wA,,::f2s2,-sf AEE su is 5 ,. A .V,... , ,.., ., ., R A ff ., A:gQ1gg.gf,-gmt -ig. E v RODNEY ARNESON SCOTT BAUMGARTNER STEPHEN BAUSCH JAMES BEC KER LAVON BERNDT JAMES BEVINS CHARLES BROKOPP TERRY BUDD ,Q : ??iQ5 'fe W- f Ayly Q zzz . .. guy B 64 DORIS BURGGRAF KRISTINE BURR BARBARA COOLEY DIANE COOLEY DIANE CUMNLINS STEPHEN CURLEY CI-IERYI. DUNCAN EUGENE EASTLICK DAVID EVERSON KAREN FOLEY DWIGHT FREAR RONALD FRITZ GERAIDINE GEBI-IARD FRED GEN SMER CAROL GOVIER ROGER GRANEY 65 SUSAN GRISWQLD JOHN I-IARASHA RICHARD I-IELLER ANN I-IOSKINS LARRY IRISH JANET KELLY JANE KINNEY NADINE KIRCHNER SENIORS: ALLEN KLAAS MARY KLAAS RAYMOND KLAAS MARGARET KUENSTER GARY LEESER IOANNE LEIFER LOIS LICKEL BOB LUCKEY 66 :- BONNIE LUCKEY GARY LUI-IMAN DEANNA MOORE KATHY MOREI-IOUSE KAREN NICKEL TERRY NIX DAVID PACE JAMES PAFFORD .N .,,, Qi ' rg .. .vu I f, PAUL MANUEL RICHARD MYERS MAURENE O'KEEF E PATRICK PAULIN 67 MARY MCMAI-ION PATRICIA MYOTT ALI ZAFER OZGUR ELIZABETH PINK JAMES PINK DENNIS POTTER S. JAMES RALPH STEPHEN REUTER CLAUDETTE RICE GERRY RODDICK SENIORS: LINDA SCI-IILDGEN DIANE SCHLEICHER DENNIS SCHNEIDER JOSEPH SCHURMAN JANE SCI-IWAB THOMAS SCI-IWARTZ PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE LARRY REED LEONARD SCI-IILDGEN KENNETH SCI-IROEDER SUSAN SHERRY 68 JOSEPH SHERWIN JEFFREY SISLEY DANNY SKAIFE GARY SMOOT CALVIN SNIDER DIANE STELPFLUG JOHN STELPFLUG MARSI-IA STURMER EDITH SUMMERILL BRENDA SWAB BONITA SWEENEY DAVID TAYLOR LUCINDA TAYLOR MARY ANN TERWILLIC-ER ROBERT THOMPSON RONALD TRACY 69 iw SHARON UDELHOFEN NANCY UDELHOVEN DAWN VOGT ROSANN VOGT MARGUERITE WAGNER THOMAS WALL DELORES WALLIN DOUGLAS WEBB SENIORS BELOW SITTING D1ane Schlemher VICE Presxdent, NANCY WRIGHT STANDING Mary Ann Terw11l1ger Secretary Bob X rm Luckey, Presldent, Nancy Udelhovian, Treasuljer ANNE ZELLINGER PAMELA F 70 JANE ADAMS Transfer from Trafford, Pa., 45 Musical 45 Annual Staff 45 FHA 45 Chorus 45 Pep Club 4. MAX ANSTEY Musical 45 Marching Unit 25 Chorus 2, 3, 4. RODNEY ARNESON L Club 2, 3,45 Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 25 Wres- tling 2, 3,45 Track 2, 3. SCOTT BAUMGARTNER Student Coundil 35 Forensics 25 Musical 2, 45 All School Play 35 Band 2, 3,45 Dance Band 3,45 Pep Band 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Madrigal 3, 45 All Star Chorus 35 Solo 2, 35 Ensembles 355 Baseball 2. BARBARA BAUS Student Council 45 Class Treasurer 2, 35 One Act Play 45 Musical 45 Student Voice 2 3 45 FHA 2 3 4 Vice President 3, President 45 FHA,Cbnvention25, , Chorus 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3,45 Captain 4. RICHARD BAUSCH FFA 2, 3, 4. STEPHEN BAUS CH Debate 25 Musical 45 All School Play 35 Student Voice 45 L Club 45 Football 2, 3,45 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Track 2. JIM BECKER Class Vice President 25 Prom Court 35 Homecoming Court 45 L Club 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Baseball 2, 35 AFS Student Representative 3, 45 AFS Committee 4. JOHN BENDORF Student Council 35 Musical 2, 45 FFA 2, 3,45 Chorus 3,45 L Club 2, 3,45 Football 2, 3,45 Wrestling 25 Track 2, 3. KATHRYN BENNETT Student Voice 45 FHA 2, 3,45 Pep Club 4. LAVON BERNDT Forensics 2, 35 Annual Staff 45 Student Voice 45 FHA 45 Band 2,3,45 Dance Band 2, 3,45 Pep Band 2, 3,45 All Star Band 45 Solos 25 Ensemble 3. JAMES BEVINS Musical 45 FFA 2, 3,45 Chorus 3,4. LLOYD BISHEL FFA 2,3,45 Chorus 35 Wrestling 3,4. DEBRA BRENDEMUEHL Pep Club 4. CHARLES BROKOPP National Honor Society 35 Badger Boys State 35 Student Council 45 All School President 45 Forensics 2, 35 State 25 Debate 25 Musical 2,45 All School Play 2, 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3,45 L Club 2, 3,45 Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 25 Wrestling 35 Track 2, 3. TERRY BUDD Student Council 25 Prom Court 35 L Club 45 Foot- ball 2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 3. DORIS BURGGRAF Forensics 2, 35 Student Voice 3,45 FHA 3,4. KRISTINE BURR Forensics 25 Student Voice 45 FHA 2, 35 Library Club 35 Band 2, 3,4. BARBARA COOLEY FHA 2, 3,45 Band 2, 3,45 Pep Band 25 Pep Club 4. DIANE COOLEY Student Voice 45 FHA 2, 3,45 Pep Club 4. DIANE CUMMINS One Act Play 35 Student Voice 45 FHA 3,45 Band 2, 3, 4. STEPHEN CURLEY Class Vice President 35 Band 2, 3, 45 L Club 45 Football 2,45 Wrestling 25 AFS Committee 4. CHERYL DUNCAN Forensics 2, 35 Musical 45 Student Voice 3, 45 FHA 3, 45 Band 2, 3,45 Ensembles 35 Pep Club 4. EUGENE EASTLICK DAVID EVERSON Forensics 25 FFA 2, 3,4. KAREN FOLEY Annual Staff 45 Student Voice 45 Pep Club 4. DWIGHT FREAR Student Council 2, 35 Forensics 2, 35 Homecoming Court 35 L Club 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Track 2,3. RONALD FRITZ FFA 2, 3, 4. GERALDINE GEBHARD Transfer from Boscobel 45 FHA 45 Pep Club 4. FREDERICK GENSMER L Club 45 Football 2,4. CAROL GOVIER Student Voice 3,45 FHA 3,45 Library Club 3. ROGER GRANEY FFA 2, 3,45 Football 2, 35 Track 2, 3. SUSAN GRISWOLD Student Council 2, 45 Class .Treasurer 35 Musical 2, 45 Annual Staff 45 Student Voice 2, 45 Band 2, 3,45 All Star Band 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Madrigal 3,45 All Star Chorus 45 Ensembles 2, 35 State Ensemble 2, 35 Prom Queen 3. JOHN HARASHA FFA 2, 3, 45 Reporter 35 Wrestling 2, 3, Manager 45 Track 2. RICHARD HELLER All School Play 2, 35 Band 2, 3,45 Pep Band 2, 35 Football 35 Basketball 25 Baseball 2. ANN HOSKINS Student Council 35 Musical 2, 45 Annual Staff 45 Chorus 2, 35 State Ensembles 2, 35 Prom Court 35 Pep Club 45 Student Voice 2. LARRY IRISH Class President 35 FFA 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 45 Prom King 35 Sweetheart Ball Court 25 Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 25 Wrestling 3,45 Baseball 2, 35 L Club 3,4. JANET KELLY JANE KINNEY Forensics 25 Annual Staff 45 Student Voice 25 FHA 45 Band 2, 3,45 Solos 2,35 Prom Court 35 Pep Band 2,3,45 Pep Club 4. NADINE KIRCHNER Student Voice 45 FHA 3, 45 Library Club 45 Band 2, 3,45 Chorus 25 Pep Club 4. ALLEN KLAAS FFA 2, 3,45 Chorus 35 Wrestling 2, 35 Baseball 3. MARY KLASS Scribblers Club 45 Musical 45 FHA 35 Chorus 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND KLAAS L Club 45 Football Manager 3, 45 Basketball Manager 35 Wrestling 25 Baseball 2, 3. MARGARET KUENSTER Forensics 2, 35 Musical 2, 45 All School Play 35 Chorus 2, 3,45 Ensembles 3. GARY LEESER FFA 2, 3,4, President 45 Band 2, 35 Dance Band 2, 35 Pep Band 2,35 L Club 3,45 Football 2, 3,45 Track 3. JOANNE LEIF ER FHA 2, 3, 45 Library Club 4, President 45 Pep Club 4. LOIS LICKEL Badger Girls State Alt. 35 Student Council 2,45 All School Treasurer 45 Forensics 2, 35 One Act Play 3, State 35 Annual Staff 4, Business Manager 45 Stu- dent Voice 2, 3,45 FHA 2, 3,4, State Convention 3, FHA Reporter 35 Marching Unit 25 Pep Club 4, Chairman 45 AFS Committee 45 Photography Club 4. BOB LUCKEY Badger Boys State 35 Student Council 45 Class Presi- dent 45 Musical 45 Prom Court 35 L Club 3,4, Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Co- Captain 45 Track 2, 35 AFS Committee 4. BONNIE LUCKEY Forensics 3,45 Debate 35 One Act Play 35 Musical 45 Annual Staff 45 Student Voice 45 Library Club 25 Chorus 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Photography Club 4. GARY LUHMAN Musical 2,45 Band 2, 3,45 Pep Band 2, 3,45 Chorus 25 Ensembles 35 L Club 3, 45 Football 35 Golf 2, 3. PAUL MANUEL National Honor Society 35 Badger Boys State Appt. 35 Forensics 2, 35 State Forensics 2, 35 Debate 2, 3, 4, President 45 Scribblers 3, 45 One Act Play 2, 3, State 35 Musical 2,45 All School Play 2, 35 Annual Staff 4, Editor 45 Student Voice 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Madrigal 3,45 All Star Chorus Appt. 35 Ensembles 2, 3, State 35 Photography Club 4. MARY MCMAHON Forensics 35 StudentVoice 45 Band 25 Pep Band 25 Chorus 35 Pep Club 4. DEANNA MOORE Library Club 2, 35 Chorus 25 Ensembles 2. KATHY MOREHOUSE Transfer from Auburn, Wash. , 4. RICHARD MYERS Student Council 25 L Club 45 Football 2,45 Bas- ketball 25 Baseball 25 Prom Court Appt. 3. PATRICIA MYOTT National Honor Society 35 Student Council 3, 45 Class Secretary 25 Forensics 2, 35 Scribblers Club 45 Musical 2, 45 Annual Staff 45 Student Voice 2, 3,45 Band 2, 3,45 Pep Band 2, 3,45 Madrigal 3,45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 All Star Chorus 35 Solos 2, 35 Ensembles 2, 3, State Ensemble 2, 35 Pep Club 4. KAREN NICKEL TERRY NIX MAUREEN O'KEEFE Pep Club 4. ALI ZAFER OZGUR Foreign Exchange Student From Turkey 45 Scribblers Club 45 Musical 45 Chorus 4. DAVID PACE FFA 2, 3, 45 Football 25 Wrestling 2, 35.Track 2, 3. JAMES PAFFORD Student Council 45 Chorus 35 Football 2, 35 Baseball 2, 3. PATRICK PAULIN Class President 25 Prom Court 39 Homecoming Court 25 Football 2, 3, 45 Co-captain 45 Basketball 2, 3,4, Co-captain 45 Golf 2, 35 L Club 2, 3,4, ELIZABETH PINK Forensics 35 Musical 45 Annual Staff 45 Student Voice 3,45 FHA 2, 3,4, Secretary 4, FHA State Convention 35 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 4. JAMES PINK Baseball 2, 3. DENNIS POTTER L Club 3,45 Football 2, 3,45 Wrestling 2, 3,45 Track 2, 3. S. JAMES RALPH Homecoming King 45 L Club 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Co-captain 45 Basketball 25 Wrestling 2,45 Base- ball 2, 3. LARRY REED FFA 2,3,45 L Club 45 Football 2, 35 Wrestling 2. STEVEN REUTER Forensics 35 Scribblers Club 3, 45 Musical 45 All School Play 3. CLAUDETTE RICE Musical 2, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 25 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Ensembles 3. GERRY RODDICK FFA 2, 3,45 L Club 2,45 Football 25 Track 2. LEONARD SCHILDGEN L Club 3,45 Football 2, 3,45 Wrestling 2. LINDA SCHILDGEN All School Secretary 45 Student Voice 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 45 FHA 2, 3, 4, State Convention 35 Library Club 45 Pep Club 4. DIANE SCHLEICHER Student Council 35 Class Vice-President 45 Annual Staff 45 Student Voice 45 FHA 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 4. DENNIS SCHNEIDER FFA 2, 3, 4. KENNETH SCHROEDER JOSEPH SCHURMAN JANE SCHWAB Student Voice 2, 3, 45 FHA 2, 3,45 State Convention 35 Library Club 45 Pep Club 4. THOMAS SCHWARTZ L Club 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2, 35 Baseball 2, 3. SUSAN SHERRY One Act Play 35 Musical 45 All School Play 35 Annual Staff 45 FHA 45 Marching Unit 25 Chorus 2, 3,45 Pep Club 4. JOSEPH SHERWIN JEFFREY SISLEY L Club 2, 3,45 Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Golf 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable 3. DANNY SKAIFE FFA 2, 3,4, Treasurer 45 Prom Court 35 L Club 2, 3,45 Football 2, 3,45 Wrestling 2, 35 Track 2, 3. GARY SMOOT L Club 3,45 Football 2, 3,45 Baseball 2, 35 Wrestling 2, 3. CALVIN SNIDER FFA 2, 3, 4. DIANE STELPFLUG Student Voice 3,45 FHA 3,4. JOHN STELPFLUG FFA 45 L Club 35 Wrestling Manager 2, 35 Track 2. MARSHA STURMER Musical 45 Library Club 35 Band 2, 3,45 Pep Band 25 Chorus 45 Ensembles 3. EDITH SUMMERILL National Honor Society 35 Forensics 2, 35 One Act Play 35 Annual Staff 45 Student Voice 2, 3,4, BRENDA SWAB Student Council 45 Student Voice 45 FHA 3,45 Library Club 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 4. BONITA SWEENEY Scribblers Club 45 One Act Play 35 Student Voice 45 FHA 45 Library Club 35 Pep Club 4. DAVID TAYLOR Transfer from West Grant 4. LUCIDNA TAYLOR Pep Club 4. MARY ANN TERWILLIGER National Honor Society 35 Badger Girls State 35 Girls Nation 35 Student Council 2, 3, 45 All School Vice-president 35 Class Secretary 45 Forensics 2, 35 Debate 3,45 Vice-president 45 Scribblers Club 3,45 One Act Play 3, State 35 Musical 45 All School Play 35 Annual Staff 4, Asst. Editor 45 Student Voice Staff 2,3,45 Co-editor 45 FHA 2,3,45 Rec. Leader 3, Historian 45 Marching Unit 25 Pep Club 45 AFS Student Representative 3,45 AFS Committee 4. ROBERT THOMPSON RONALD TRACY SHARON UDELHOFEN Student Voice 3, 45 FHA 4. NANCY UDELHOVEN National Honor Society 35 Forensics 2, 3, State Forensics 35 Scribblers Club 45 Musical 2,45 Annual Staff 45 Student Voice 2,45 Band 2, 3, 45 Drum Major 2, 3,45 Chorus 2, 3,45 Madrigal 3,45 All Star Chorus 35 Ensembles 2, 3, State Ensembles 2,35 Prom Court 35 Homecoming Queen 45 Pep Club 4. DAWN VOGT Forensics 2, 35 Debate 2, 3, 45 Scribblers Club 3, 45 One Act Play 35 Musical 2,45 All School Play 35 Annual Staff 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Solos 2, 35 Pep Club 4. ROSANN VOGT Student Voice 3,45 FHA 3,45 Reporter 4. MARGUERITE WAGNER Forensics 25 FHA 25 Pep Club 4. THOMAS WALL FFA 2, 3,45 Band 2, 3,45 Solos 2. DELORES WALLIN Musical 45 All School Play 35 Library Club 35 Band 2,3,45 Dance Band 25 Pep Band 3,45 Chorus 2, 3,45 Solos 3,45 Pep Club 4. DOUGLAS WEBB L Club 2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Track 2, 3. NANCY WRIGHT Forensics 2, 35 State Forensics 35 Debate 25 Prom Court 35 Homecoming Court 2, 45 Cheerleader 35 Pep Club 4. PAMELA WULF Student Council 2, 3,45 All School Vice-president 45 Forensics 35 Musical 2, 45 Annual Staff 45 Student Voice 2,45 Band 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3,45 Chorus 2, 3,45 Madrigal 3,45 All Star Chorus 35 Ensembles 2, 35 State Ensemble 2, 35 Pep Club 45 AFS Committee 4. ANNE ZELLINGER Forensics 2, 35 State Forensics 25 Scribblers Club 45 Musical 2,45 Annual Staff 45 Student Voice 2,45 Band 2, 3,45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Madrigal 35 Ensembles 2, 35 State Ensembles 2, 35 Prom Court 35 Pep Club 4. -i::,,,:: ,, :::- fggwm f' may , Vx A wwf. a f . way ws-W' .. was ,Asgkgix 12, R use?-5 Em. Nik 31 . ' , . . fa mga? fmikgg at Y 2555355 is ' Q fig Q X 5 gf iff 5 M 1 :S ig 5, Sw Awami a 55 3 5 1 in , M ii r ps gk W 1 1 Q Q W , X + iggf Q H Q nf IK' 5 , ,e f .. ,YA 5 xilgwng 5 'W Q HQ ggi f - Q mx fi wg Q 5 M 5 4 1 was Q Q 5 f y g5kw Qi-, QA M sa nf 1 ? mmf? 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